Experimental Eyeball Specimen Latex Horror Prop
Experimental Eyeball Specimen Latex Horror Prop is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Experimental Eyeball Specimen Latex Prop
Uncover classified horrors with the Experimental Eyeball Specimen Latex Prop by Brandon Murphy. Sourced directly from Lord Grimley's secret laboratory, this mysterious hollow latex specimen is a chilling addition to any oddities collection.
Product Features & Material Details
- Original laboratory specimen sculpted by artist Brandon Murphy.
- Sourced from deep within Lord Grimley's secretive laboratory.
- Crafted from hand-painted hollow latex with intricate detail work.
- Display jar stands 7 inches high by 4.38 inches wide.
- Eyeball specimen measures 6 inches tall by 3.5 inches wide.
Display Versatility & Preservation Tips
Whether you choose to stuff and mount it on a mantel, leave it sealed in its jar, or create a liquid-filled specimen tank, this prop delivers maximum eerie impact. *Note: Apply multiple layers of clear sealant like Performix Plasti-Dip or Monster Makers Perma-Wet before liquid submersion.*
Frequently Asked Questions
Who sculpted the experimental eyeball prop?
It was sculpted by artist Brandon Murphy.
Where does this specimen come from?
It originates from deep within Lord Grimley's Manor Laboratory.
What are the dimensions of the jar and specimen?
The jar is 7" high by 4.38" wide; the eyeball specimen is 6" tall by 3.5" wide.
Is this a hollow latex prop?
Yes, it is constructed from flexible hollow latex.
How can I submerge it in liquid safely?
You must apply several layers of a protective sealant like Plasti-Dip first.
Are the exact species of the eyeball known?
No, the species remain unknown and were notoriously difficult to acquire.
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